So I have 3 dampers. One has the handle which goes horizontal and vertical, but the other 2 dampers the handles move forward and backwards, is forward closed and backwards opened?

"Just give us a call" :-) - What a joke......

I have a single story home with high ceilings and vents in the ceiling. I don't see any levers in my hvac closet nor do I see any visible levers on my vent ductwork in the attic . Where else could they be. My twin 6 yr olds room is not getting enough cool air. Please assist. I'm usually pretty handy. Fixed many appliances using youtube but I'm at a loss on this one. Thanks in advance

What is the Summer/Windter setting for the Mid floor damper? Thanks in adcance.

My one bedroom out of 3 upstairs stays cold in winter and hot in the summer. Help!

Thank you.. your video really helped me.

My damper lever doesn't look like that. It has weights on it. It goes horizontal or vertical (I have to use a box to keep it vertical) I'm not getting air in the basement so I'm just going switch it from the horizontal to vertical and see what happens because these videos aren't helping.

Bad video with limited info. Folks, here how it should be described: Each air duct coming out of the air-handler box (from which forced air is distributed to ALL air ducts and to the registers/vents that lead to rooms in your home) has its own damper adjuster. It is a collar-type lever protruding at the joint (of the air duct to the air-handler) that you can slide around the duct's perimeter in order to adjust the air flow. The trick is finding which way/direction to slide the lever. And that is the reason I visited this video! What this video shows is an archaic system that allows distribution at the air-handler(big box) level, and not at each air duct level.

Thanks for the information. This really helped me adjust my air flow in my house to balance the heat in my cool room.